‘Haptic Knowing,’ at Westmont Ridley Tree Museum of Art, culls art connected on the themes of nature-tapping, and the feel of touch.
Preliminary data presented at Tuesday’s school board meeting shows district schools have more than 1,400 fewer students enrolled this year compared to six years ago.
Danish Days celebrations continued as planned.
The theatrical stages come alive in Santa Barbara and beyond.
Gov. Gavin Newsom celebrated the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision shooting down President Trump’s proposal to restrict mail-in voting just before the November midterm election.
The Chargers will travel to Hueneme on October 2.
As usual, fall brings a host of refreshed energy on the fine art scene in town.
S.B. Independent: Santa Barbara City Council District 6 Forum
Mon, Sep 21 5:30 PM
Santa Barbara
“The Lost Weekend” – The Photography of May Pang
Tue, Sep 22 1:00 PM
Santa Barbara
Laurie Anderson at the Libbey Bowl
Wed, Sep 23 7:30 PM
Ojai, CA
Book Talk and Reception: Annabelle Gurwitch on Her New Memoir
Thu, Sep 24 5:30 PM
Santa Barbara
SB Blues Society Presents Nick Moss Band w/guest
Thu, Sep 24 7:30 PM
Santa Barbara
Family Movie Night at the Eastside Library: “Encanto”
Fri, Sep 25 3:00 PM
Santa Barbara
Patio Sessions at Carr Winery Presents: The Genuine Article
Fri, Sep 25 7:00 PM
Santa Barbara
S.B. Independent: Santa Barbara City Council District 4 Forum
Mon, Sep 28 5:30 PM
Santa Barbara
Birds of California’s Channel Islands – Lecture and Book Signing
Tue, Sep 29 7:00 PM
Santa Barbara
Origins of Fashion in France: Zoom Lunch & Learn
Wed, Sep 30 12:00 PM
Santa Barbara
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Arts & Entertainment
ON the Stage Carlos Santana’s return to the Bowl last weekend — after an 18 year absence (!) — brought out Santa
Food & Drink
How Wynne Sargeant successfully cornered a retired wine guy into delivering raw thesaural imagery.
Living
Meet the new fire scientist finding native species that withstand flames.
Sports
The Chargers will travel to Hueneme on October 2.
Real Estate
Hundreds of millions of acres are being conserved in all parts of the world.
